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GIMME WHAT I WANT performed by Kay Lucille
"Memphis baddie. Divine femme energy. “GIMME WHAT I WANT” is sexy, confident, and unforgettable. Tap in"
“GIMME WHAT I WANT” is a sultry, commanding anthem for women who know their worth and move like luxury. With sensual lyrics, seductive delivery, and high-value femme energy, Kay Lucille blends bold confidence with soft power. This track captures the energy of a divine woman who doesn’t beg—she attracts, demands, and receives. Think bedroom playlist meets boss chick manifesto.
Artist bio written in her own words:
Kay Lucille is a Memphis-born model, writer, and rising music artist whose voice drips with confidence, sensuality, and spiritual depth. Her style fuses sultry lyricism with soft power, blending bougie bad bitch energy with poetic self-awareness. As a mother, mystic, and mirror of divine femininity, Kay’s music reflects the many layers of her identity—raw, romantic, and real. She doesn’t just perform—she casts spells through sound. From runway to mic, she embodies luxury, love, and liberation.
Ever Been II a Song from the Hip-Hop/Rap Album Titled Art Therapy Performed by POETIC VETERAN
Artist biography written in her own words
Poetic Veteran is a queer military veteran whose story is etched with resilience, identity, and expression. Serving during the “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” era, she navigated a system that silenced parts of who she was—yet it never extinguished her voice. That voice found its first home in poetry at the age of 13, becoming both a refuge and a rebellion, a way to survive and speak truth to power.
Her military service, marked by discipline and courage, became a foundation for a deeper calling: to turn pain into purpose and silence into sound. As Poetic Veteran, she transforms lived experiences into verse, tackling themes of identity, trauma, healing, and hope with raw vulnerability and unapologetic pride.
With nearly two decades of advocacy in both veteran and LGBTQ+ communities, her work bridges worlds—military and civilian, masculine and feminine, past and future. Through poetry, music, and visual storytelling, she continues to carve out space for others to heal, speak, and exist authentically.
This is more than art. It’s survival. It’s legacy. It’s liberation.
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